Wild Wild Card

A wilder version of the Open Practice Format Wild Card,, which takes place every Friday as a training event. This is a space for experiments, focusing on a theme, testing out an idea... still always within the realm of shared movement practices, accessible to all bodies, backgrounds, and abilities. These training sessions are (usually) led by Martin Schick and take place once a month.

Wild Wild Card 2026: To Ravel

Meeting point at 7 p.m. in front of the entrance, Wasserwerkstrasse 129

A city stroll: travelling through the city together as a gang, as a group, as a multi-part pulsating body.

As part of Wild Wild Card – the guided experimental format of the Wild Card community – three independent sessions will experiment with the idea of a choir of movement that is in constant physical contact and confronts the outside world.

To Ravel refers to movement, community and transformation. The words ‘rave’ and ‘travel’ contained in the title intertwine to describe a newly emerging shared practice – something between a journey, a celebration and a creative process in which people come together, lose themselves in chaos and, in turn, find clarity in it. ‘To ravel’ is also a kontronym or Janus word, meaning both to confuse and to unravel – two opposing actions. This duality creates tension and relaxation at the same time.

To Ravel is an attempt at a new form of togetherness inspired by the Collectif Ville en Feu, Kim de l'Horizon's texts and the work of Jael Rollin, Facilitating Movement.